Financial penalties due to ‘seismic’ changes to Capital Gains
Tax (CGT) payment rules could heavily impact people selling buy-to-let
properties. From April 6, anyone who disposes of a residential property giving rise
to a capital gain on which CGT is payable will be required to make a digital
return to HMRC and to pay an estimate of the CGT due within 30 days from the
sale completing. People will also no longer be able to benefit from a possibly
substantial sum of money remaining in their hands for up to 22 months after
residential property disposal. Read more on the Property Reporter website.
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